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The article confuses Ishvara Gita with Shiva Gita which are different scriptures. | |||
Ishvara Gita is from Kurma Purana. It is a textbook of Pashupata yoga in Dvarpa Yuga. | Ishvara Gita is from Kurma Purana. It is a textbook of Pashupata yoga in Dvarpa Yuga. | ||
Shiva Gita belongs to Padma Purana. It is a dialogue between Shiva and Rama that | Shiva Gita belongs to Padma Purana. It is a dialogue between Shiva and Rama, the incarnation of Vishnu, that took place in Treta Yuga. | ||
Sahajyogachary Miwosh from Poland living in Hindustan | Sahajyogachary Miwosh | ||
== Ishvara Gita versus Shiva Gita == | |||
The page on Ishvara Gita confuses it with Shiva Gita. | |||
Ishvara Gita is from Kurma Purana. It is a Shiva textbook of Pashupata yoga, next revised as Bhagavat Gita in Dvarpa Yuga. | |||
Shiva Gita belongs to Padma Purana. It is in the form of a dialogue between Shiva and His disciple Rama, the incarnation of Vishnu, that took place in Treta Yuga. | |||
Sahajyogachary Miwosh from Poland living in Hindustan [[Special:Contributions/223.176.9.146|223.176.9.146]] ([[User talk:223.176.9.146|talk]]) 09:20, 27 January 2023 (IST) | |||
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Re Ishvara Gita page
The article confuses Ishvara Gita with Shiva Gita which are different scriptures.
Ishvara Gita is from Kurma Purana. It is a textbook of Pashupata yoga in Dvarpa Yuga.
Shiva Gita belongs to Padma Purana. It is a dialogue between Shiva and Rama, the incarnation of Vishnu, that took place in Treta Yuga.
Sahajyogachary Miwosh
Ishvara Gita versus Shiva Gita[edit source]
The page on Ishvara Gita confuses it with Shiva Gita.
Ishvara Gita is from Kurma Purana. It is a Shiva textbook of Pashupata yoga, next revised as Bhagavat Gita in Dvarpa Yuga.
Shiva Gita belongs to Padma Purana. It is in the form of a dialogue between Shiva and His disciple Rama, the incarnation of Vishnu, that took place in Treta Yuga.
Sahajyogachary Miwosh from Poland living in Hindustan 223.176.9.146 (talk) 09:20, 27 January 2023 (IST)